My husband and I live in a big, busy and very noisy city all year long, so all we wanted for our holidays was to spend time in a relaxing and quiet place, were all we could hear was the sound of the wind and of the crickets. We found all of this at Fullino Nero. Fullino Nero is located... More

Our group stayed 3 nights at this lovely place. We were warmly welcomed and allocated the apartment for 4 upstairs but a few hours after our arrival the owner (a nice lady) came to say there was a problem with the hot water. We can speak some Italian which helped in this situation. She apologetically asked us to move across... More

Lovely rooms tastefully decorated in the Tuscan style. Amazing views of rolling green hills from our patio. Ideally located about 10 miinutes outside Siena. 4 of us shared the 1 bedroom apartment. Ample space with a well equipped kitchenette. Helpful staff despite language barrier. Highly recommend this place!

We are a small family (mom/day and 1 daughter, 11 years old) and are enjoying a 2-week trip through Italy. We have a rental car that we picked up in Milan, and are basically working our way down the country. In Tuscany, we stayed in the 4-person suite for 4 nights, and actually hated to leave... it was that pleasant... More

This was one the best places we stayed when we were traveling in Italy. Our apartment was spotless and well equipped with everything you would need including cooking. The staff was super friendly, even though there was a language barrier, they were willing to try to understand what you are saying and even taught us some Italian words while we... More

We stayed in their comfortable and spacious 2 bedroom apartment during the Palio Festival for 2 nights. I really do think it was the most reasonably priced option I could find for the 4 of us during this more expensive period. They were also also happy for a 2 night booking when others required 3 or 4 nights. I enjoyed... More

If you want to explore Tuscany this Agriturismo B&B is an excellent base. Owners do not speak English, but try very hard to be helpful. You cannot really walk to town, first because there are no sidewalks and Italian drivers drive too fast. And second, it is really 5 kilometers (not 3 km as the internet site says, which is... More